I have task to build application for user registration. I have 3 types of user (profiles) 1. \"Normal\" user
The reason I need a role-based system: Restrict access to pages. Restrict access to certain features on pages.
I understand how to restrict entire pages, or even components by implementing <cflogin> and roles. For example:
So I want to create a login page where when you enter your login credentials as a admin you get acces. If you are not a admin you get redirected back to the login page. In my database I have a field o
When designing the database tables for storing simple User/Role information, can anyone tell me why it would be a bad idea to store the Role information directly on the User table (for example, Com开发
I want to add a functionality to application such that only admin can create users and he can provide acc开发者_JS百科ess to particular pages to user.
We are implementing Subversion and i\'m struggling with the LDAP authentication because i don\'t want to use my DC\'s administrator account to execute the LDAP queries, as then I also need to specify
Working on an ASP.NET MVC 3 (Razor) application, that\'s mainly concerned with UGC (user generated content).
I am getting user roles from Active Directory and I am binding the same roles to ASP.NET Membership Roles.
I am working on a site that has a database schema like a tree. From top to bottom I have: One Company can have many